Components [noun]

Few of the instrumentalists ever succeed in playing a single bar absolutely in tune with the other components of the band.

In these of the cereals it constitutes nearly half of their whole mineral components, and it rarely falls below 30 per cent.

Ignorance and party faction, and a variety of such other unworthy components, entered largely into them.

For more exact work, the new concentrations of the three components may be found by solving a simple quadratic equation.

The symbols in heavy type indicate the chief components of the final system.

Skatol forms the chief constituent of the volatile aromatic components of human fces.

This is true of both components of the sexual impulse, of the phenomena of contrectation, no less than of those of detumescence.

Make a chart of an industrial organization, showing the principal components and their relationship, one to the other.

It is also claimed that mourning is directly unhealthful on account of injurious components of the black dyes used.

Another important feature is to secure accessibility of components in order to make easy repair or adjustment of parts possible.